Upgrades and efficiencies should allow workers to dredge considerably more PCB-laden material from the Hudson River next year, officials … By PAUL POST (saratogian) Source: saratogian, December 12, 2011; Image: hudsondredging
General Electric exceeded its goal for cleaning up a section of the Hudson River north of Albany… By Ryan Delaney (publicbroadcasting) Source: publicbroadcasting, November 18, 2011; Image: hudsondredging
General Electric Co. has told state regulators that a series of wells and tunnels designed to keep PCB-contaminated groundwater from seeping… (cbs6albany) Source: cbs6albany, November 3, 2011;
Hudson River PCB dredging crews have overcome early-season delays caused by flooding and are on target to meet this year’s goal, officials s… By PAUL POST (saratogian) Source: saratogian, October 30, 2011
Flooding and rain delayed Hudson River dredging twice this year, putting the project close but slightly behind the original sediment-removal… BY JAMIE MUNKS (poststar) Source: poststar, October 24, 2011;
Even as the second season of PCB dredging in the Hudson River comes to an end, emerging research points to links between the pollutant and… More info: lohud By Greg Clary Source: lohud, October 24, 2011;
Though high waters from torrential rains briefly sidelined crews dredging PCBs from the Hudson River, administrators of the massive cleanup… By MICHAEL HILL AP (news) Source: news, September 14, 2011
Hudson River PCB dredging crews resumed work early Tuesday after taking Monday off due to high water from Hurricane Irene… By Paul Post (troyrecord) Source: troyrecord, August 31, 2011;
US Ecology, Inc. announced that General Electric Company has agreed to extend its contract with the Company to dispose of sediment removed from the Upper Hudson River in New York State through December 31, 2011. The Company was one of three vendors that disposed of sediment in 2010. The sediment contains polychlorinated biphenyls, or [...]
The massive PCB dredging project of the Hudson River needs to be expanded, officials from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric … By BRIAN NEARING (timesunion) Source: timesunion, July 1, 2011;
